Mühl becomes Luther partner in Stuttgart

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Mühl becomes Luther partner in Stuttgart

Axel Mühl joined Luther in Stuttgart as a partner on April 1. He specialises in corporate and corporate-related tax law and advises cross-border medium-sized enterprises and groups on M&A, complex restructurings and succession planning. These include German clients on foreign investments and also foreign investors, from, for example, Russia, China, the UAE or Switzerland, on investments in Germany.

Mühl had been a partner of Haver & Mailänder in Stuttgart for the last seven years, having joined the firm four years earlier. Luther's tax practice is the German member of Taxand.

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